Olive mill wastewater transformed: From pollutant to bio-fertilizer, biofuel

Making olive oil produces lots of wastewater; a new environmentally friendly process could help transform this pollution into useful products

By —— Bio and Archives--September 28, 2017

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Olive oil has long been a popular kitchen staple. Yet producing the oil creates a vast stream of wastewater that can foul waterways, reduce soil fertility and trigger extensive damage to nearby ecosystems. Now in a study appearing in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, scientists report on the development of an environmentally friendly process that could transform this pollutant into "green" biofuel, bio-fertilizer and safe water for use in agricultural irrigation.
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